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LinesOften he speaks who never is stillWith words that win no faith;The babbling tongue, if a bridle it find not,Oft for itself sings ill.

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Often he speaks who never is still With words that win no faith; The babbling tongue, if a bridle it find not, Oft for itself sings ill.

Hávamál, Henry Adams Bellows, stanza 29. Public domain in the United States.